Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1883, Page 5

e_____ THE EVENING STAR. Serve pay... tober 11, 1883. Orrick or THE CHIEF S CmR, W asmixertos, D.C., 10, 1883, 11 am. For the middie Atluntic states, partly cloudy Weather and local rains, northerly winds, falling Dar stationary or slight rise imp tempera- wr. sre Rains are Midie AU AL ROULETIN—RAIN TO-MORROW. Indicated in New England and the nlc states on Friday. = and F ng will take place Mon- id Tuese Han sou’ irs. ANS, 7th st. nw. 1 Op HEX Daw V., takes one tinted, for $3. jay NeXt. st aw, var e meni mt ii and of 3 of balt souve- ‘aner cards, and deseription. otte Russe. ana Tnesday next. vuventrs, MANN, agt, 806 7th st. AxD Opening Monday al prices and hi ie Laprrs, loc of ury ga at the anction ¢ nd notions te inmans for the sale take place on Fri- For SHERRY, Port, or Blackberry Wine, call at ur. Nander’s, No. 911 7th street, who has them in & pure state. Tue equity Dill of Marla Berry agt. Mary A. Byrnes aud other, has been dismissed. Srxerst prices tn Kid Gloves, Underwear, Cor- Wels and Hostery tor jay and Tuesday next. DAMMANN, agt., 806 7th st. ee CITY AND_ DISTRICT. Amusements, Ac., To-Night. National THeaTen—“7-20-8" by Daly pany. ‘onp’s OreRa Hovse —Miss EMfi¢ Elister In “Cour- Com- ‘Theater Comigek.—“The Two Johns” Combi- Baton. due Mesecm.—Curlosities « formance. nd interesting per- Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted 2t 11:00 p. m. and extinguished ats am. ton in a letter to TE Stan says: “I eived no such letter as taat duted October ‘80 inst., which appearest in your issue of 6th inst. The coroner, In tue case of Horace Edwards, c ored, found dad fn an aliey yesterday. as stated in Tue Srak, viewed the body, aud after an autopsy bad "been taken, gav death from bleeding of the A frame house on the Bov owned by Werte: rt. 4 road, In the county, Me Goings, and unoccupied, was ed by fire early yesterday morning by an loss» Dont $200, en, colored, Was taxed $50 or 90 days Court to-lay for carrying a pistol that he pointed at a crowd of suiail boys, and Ubreatened to shoot the r_® crusade against the keepers of cow yards in South Was n, and Several parties were, to-day, charg Police Court with “keeping more thin two cows for dairy Purposes within 20 feet of ad house other than their own.” John Mc cows, Was fined $3, and s collateral. Jacob Roth was fined $105 by Judge Snell this morning for keeping an unlicensed bar. ‘Theodore Lewts was taxed $20 for keeping his Dar open on Sunday. From A. Brentano & Co.we have the London Graphic, Mustrated Ners and Pictorial World, for ‘ptember 29, received by yesterduy’s European Steamer. Wm. L. West was fined $10 by Judge Snell this, Morning for stealing a Watch from another colored wan, named Gabriel Duncan, of the bureau of en- graving and printing, where they are both em- ve A boot black, named Henry Johnson, was #9 In the Police Court this morning for striking ir. Carroil on the mouth with his lacking box. The Indiana Republican Club give a reception to-morrow evening at G.A.R. hall, corner 7th aud Lstreets. John Tyler wa assaulting Mary Was onl; fined Defore Judge Snell to-day for Hartstock, who stated that she Just married to the defendant when he nd yesterday he assaulted nor, He was | At the sale of stocks, held yesterday at Duncan- Son's auction rooms, 175 shares of the National Union Fire Insurance company stock sold at $18.75 per share. ee ‘The Street Car Lines, ALL OF THEM RESUME OPERATIONS WITH NEW MEN OR REINSTATED STRIKERS. The street cars were running on the Washing- ton and Georgetown lines last night as usual. On the Metropolitan and Coiumbia Ines they were | {thdrawn at dark tn order to avold any trouble. ‘The strikers whohave not gone back to work Inade no demonstration at all on any of the roads, About 8 o’clock last night a torpedo or cartridge, Placed by some one on the tracks on Pennsylvania avenue, hear 7th street, was expioded with a loud rt by a passing car. Thiscaused considerable excitement and attracted a great crowd, as 1t was Feported that a driver had been shot. No damage ‘Was done. Quiet retgned about the office and stables of the Washington snd Georgetown rafiroad offices and stables to-day, and there was nothing to indicate that there had been a strike. Mr. Hurt, president of the company, said that last night was she time tke company feared disorder, If any was to occur. There was no disorder of any kind, however, on any part of the line, though the cars were run ag ts ‘The published statement that all of the old drivers went to work on the 9th street line of the Metropolitan road fs Incorrect. Only ten of them went to work, the others are new men. On the ‘32th street line of the Belt road all new drivers are employed. On the main Belt line only two of the old drivers are employed; all the others are new men. A few minutes before noon to-day the potice were sent for to go to P street, near the Metro- polltan stables, as stone throwing at the cars had en begun there. as Brown, OF Boston, Gers Ixto Trov BLE. Yoitce Court this morning a fashily-dressed young + 0, & defense.” Jno. Dade, jr.. of No. 125 B street, a son of Jno. Dade, sr.. ‘a colored employe of the Supreme Court, si that he was informed yes- terday that the defendant had his (witness) sister a house. He went to the house street, near Ist, and waited on the Sidewalk an hour till they came out, and he attempted to tuke his sisier from Brown, when Brown drew a loaded pistol; but witness and his father securgd Brown and his weapon and turned them over to Oficer Wilson. Brown stated that he fs here on a visit from Boston, and was about to leave town, when he m he young lady, and tock 4 walk with ber toa muste store, where she music. ‘The defense was that the traveling and had a right to carry nell imposed the extreme pen- Au appeal was noted, He WaS put in the dock in default of an appeal bond. efendant wa ‘TRRANS TO Bert Ren. ‘The seldiers of the late war, both federal and con rate, residing near Manassa: e organ zed for the puzpose of Welcoming the veterans of the old first corps, who will visit tie battle fela of Bull Kun next Monday, and providing an escort of hor. nh Or them. The local committee at Manassas have engaged to secure transportation in Wagous Tor those who notify tem by Suture ay. Sage ‘Tat=tee Sarwpens VixptcaTep.—In the case of Mary Boliwin’against Lorin M. Saunders, the rule to show cause, issued axainst the latter, was yes- terday discharged by Justice James, ‘and ‘the counsel for Mr. Saunders consenting In open court, 4 was ordered that the order dtsinissing the bill of complaint be withdrawn, the cause reinstated with leave to the defendants to move the court for an order of reference to ascertain whether 1t 13 to the interest of the comptalnant to prosecute the cause or not. Mrs. Buldwin fs the party who charged that Mr. Saunders, as trustee, had de- ceived her into cons*nting’ to dismts:’ the Dill against him and disposing of the property which ‘@ certificate of {| ‘The Boat Race Yesterday. 4 CLOSE AND INTERESTING CONTEST—THE HARD WON VICTORY OF THE COLUMBIAS OVER THE POTOMACS. No event seems to be so uncertain as a boat race, The contest yesterday between the Colum- bias and Potomacs was a glorious victory for the former, yet until the race was nearly over the Majority of the spectators thought the Potomacs would win. The defeat which the Eurkeas and Crescents met at their hands at the‘late regatta, Tatsed the expectations of the Potomacs and their friends toa high pitch. An immense amount of money changed hands upon the result of yester- day’s race. Probably the heaviest betters,however, did not belong to either of the clubs, although the members were not backward in making or taking bets. The crowd which wit- hessed the race was very large, and no aquatic contest here has ever called forth so much excite- ment as that of yesterday. The racing of this able to cope creditably with any in the country. ‘The race was started, not five intnutes late, over the up-river course.’ At the word the Potomacs took the lead, but did not hold it an eighth of a mile. ‘The Columbias soon began to creep up on them, and, alded by a little wild steering on the part of the Potomacs at about the quarter, they were soon even With them. Then A DESPERATE STRUGGLE ensued for the lead. When the Potomac men in the referee's tug saw that the Columblas were holding their competitors and even passing them, Towing forty strokes to the minute, while the Potomacs were rowing forty-seven, their hopes fel. The Columbias gained the lead, but the Potomacs held on doggedly, fighting for every inch. At the Aqueduct bridge the Columbias were leading by nearly a length.’ Were the Potomacs made a desperate spurt, but so did the Columbias, and the struggle was’ magnificent, As the two boats swept past the Coluinbia boat house, with searcely open water between them, cheer upon cheer rent the air from the large crowds assem- bled at the boat house and on the neighborin; wharves, ‘The Columbias spurted again and ha increased their lead to a length and a half when the line was crossed. Time: Columblas, 9:221-5; Potomacs, 9:27. Although the Potomacs were bitterly disappointed at the result, they took their defeat as gracefully as possible, acknowledgin: that thelr men were fairly out-rowed, but consol! ing themselves with hopes for next season, Tar W. L. I. Corrs’ PROPOSED ARMORY.—At a meeting of the Washington Light Infantry Corps, last night, the committee to select a site for the proposed Dew armory was granted further time to examine several propositions made by those who had cligible sites for sale. Among the sites re- céntly offered 1s the property at_ the corner of 434 and Pennsylvania avenue, recently occupied as the police headquarters. The property 13 offered on condition that the Corps will erect a fine tomake no payment on the property, but to pay only the interest during the Ife or the owner, Mrs. Emtly Beale. ————— Tne Corvysta Law Auvmyt—The Alumni As- Soclation of the law school, of the Columbian Unl- Versity last night adopted a constitution and by- | laws, and clected cMicers as follows: President, Henry W. Garnett; vice presidents, W. A. Gordon, | Reginald Fendail, ‘a. S. Worthington, T. A. Lam? | bert, J. K. Retinzton, T. F. Miller, W. A. MeKen- ney, Fillmore Beall, EB. Hay, W. Redin Wood- ard, Jesse H. Wilson, A. D. Huzen, H. E. Davis, . 8. Curtis, RW. F. Ogilvie, W. A. Johnson, Noyes, and D. A. Haynes; Secretary, Thomas . Callan, treasurer, W. K. Duhamel, and bis- torian, W: Pierce Bell, —— MARRIAGE LicENsES.—Marrlage Mcenses_have becn Issued by the clerk of the court to James Henry Reed and Eliza Brown; Wladystaw Z-I- bern2ge! and Maggie Switzer; ‘John Henry Dim- Sey, of Vienna, Fulrfax county, Va., and Siallle V. ren. — A SERIOUS CUTTING CasE.—About 12 o'clock last night, James Dean was cut with a knife in three places—in the teft side, in the fleshy part of the leg and one large, deep cut In the groin—by Thomas Madden and John Walkup at North Capitol and G ‘Streets northwest. Dean was conveyed to his house, No. 17 G street northwest, where Dr. Sud- Garth rendered medical ald. Madden and Walkup have been arrested. In the Police Court this morn- ing the case Was continued indefinitely, without ball, on account of the severity of the assault. Absouvrery Por RFR OO Y YA Er RRO O YY AA & EREO O YY AA L RRO O ¥ AAAL RR OO ¥ A ALLLL BBR A K BB AA K EBB AA K BE BAAAK BBB A AK This powder never varies. A marvel of Purity, strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Roxat Baste | Power Co., 106 Wall street, aps Wan Usprnwear. FOR GENTLEMEN. Merino Shirts and Drawers, ¢ ished Seams, LADIF: ach, Gi te « Saxony Wool! $1.00 cach. AR. Scarlet Medicated, all wool, CHILD’ chi. LADIE! WARM. cach. hmere (fancy), aR FOR CHILDREN. UNDERWEAR. Merino and Cash WARM wear, from 2 UNDERWEAR. WARM UNDERWEAR. WARM "AMERICAN HOSIERY COM- UNDERWEAR. PANY UNDERWEAR. CARTWRIGHT € WARNER'S WARM UNDERWEAR, GENTS. UNDERWEAR, OR CHILDS WARM LADIES’, GEN LADIES CURE eee ann SES wARS S ent Fy CHILD’: UNDERWEAR. Per grica a NES, PPP RR : Ey “R Te PPPALAIS RRR OYAL, P RRS P RE ot 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, : Prexca Ovesrxa. MES. J. P. PALMER WILL EXHIBIT, ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, e held as trustee for his personal gain. It was on = se charges Unat the rule dismissed was 1s- Bue — Accipexts.—Last night about half-past 11 o'clock Mie poreh sn footway leading into Dougl:ss’ hall, Uniontown, broke down and injured Annie Young and Martha Black severely. Several men were izhtly injured.——Yesterday afternoon a white haiht, Hatued Lilite Crawford, two aud a half years Old, Tell out of a second-story’ window at the house Of Its parents, 2525 1th -treet northwest. Dr. B. B, Adams was called in and sald the Injuries were erght, FATHER CLARKE’ —. ¥. Clarke, 8. J.. of St. Ignatius Catholic church, Baltimcre, will celebrat2 next Sunday the fittieth znnivers ity of his connection with the Society of Jesus. i J. A. Doonan. presttent of Geo: town Coll Will preach her Clarke grad- uated at ‘Georgetown 2 im 1883. He re- mained tn that institut! Ateacher until 1845, when his health compelled him to restzn nis ehatr. In 1853 he wa ted to Loyola Col- Tege, bet was subseq! ly made president of Gorzagi College in this city. For the past twenty years he has been connected with SU Ignatius chureh, Baltimore. ‘Tne Sane oP Seats for the Minute Tank concert to-morrow night at Lincoln Ital! is quite large al Teady. The scene which she proposes to sive from the opera of “Carmen” will be a hovel feature, and Promises wo attract a full house, ‘THos. Dow1ine, corner Pennsylvania avenue and lith street northwest, bis Just received a lendid lot of imported German singing can .ries, Wa sparrows, cutthroais, nuns and parrakeets, which are offered at low price, at private sale only. OCTOBER 10 AND 11, HER FIRST IMPORTATION OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH MILLINERY, GoubeN JUBILER.—Rey. Wm. | SELECTED PERSONALLY, DURING HER RECENT VISIT TO EUROPE, FROM THE MOST RELIABLE MODISTES, XO. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST. Fas Sms Is Hara ALL THE NEW SHAPES NOW READY. ‘Atco, DUNLAP'S NEW YORK SILK AND DERB: BAIS, special shapes, a . az WILLETT & Beacham = Agents f¢ New ¥ xyisin iS PENNSYLVANIA AVENTR, season shows that we have crews in Washington | armory vuliding on it. The Corps will be required | Wile Gh jored, tae ricer cl Oat ¥ een, col iver ‘BYo.’s grocery. wi ‘Was’ delivering goods at somecol mesa ares trom th fe gon,an ‘some colo’ les from the w: when he remonstrated ‘with them they attacked Dim. Green picked up a large stone and struck ‘one of them, Clarence Thompson, a terrible blow on the head, knocking him senseiesa Thompson Was carried to his home, corner of Dunbarton ave- nue and 29th street, and a physiclan summoned. Green was arrested and locked up in the third pre- cinct station. A charge of larcepy was preferred against the boys by Mr. Offutt, Gratx—Arrived—Boat Samuel Jarboe, with 3,200 Dushels of wheat and 450 bushels of corn. Sales— 3,200 bushels of wheat sold to-day at $1.10 to $1.12}. | 009 bushels of wheat sold yesterday at $1.09% to 1236. CONDITION OF THE WATER.—Clear at all points, —_-—__ Alexandria Affairs, Reported for THE EVENING Stax. Scoot, Boarp.—The city school board met last night to elect a teacher of the white schools, vice Miss Fannie L. Mills, who has been elected to a position in a coliege ir. Missourl. The conditional Tesignation of Miss Mills was read to take effect on Friday next. Major Herbert thought that until Miss Mills’ resignation was accepted no new teacher could be elected, and on his motion the board adjourned until next Friday night. ‘THE ALEXANDRIA Liu InpanTry.—The Light Infantry have just received a full store of knap- sacks and red blankets for service. ‘The contract for making the knapsack boxes has been awarded to Altcherson & Bro. The Infantry will take part in the removal of the North Carolina dead to the steamer next Monday afternoon. ‘THe LEESBURG TxLEGRATH.—Mr. R. H. Havener having given bond in $3,000 under a temporary in- junction granted by Judge Keith, the order of Supt. Brophy, of the Washington’ and Western Tallroad, taking into the possession of that com- pany the telegraph line between Alexandria and sburg 1s suspended until the rights of all the parties is settled by the court. CoRPORATION CoURT.—Judge Meade continued the session of his court to-day. ¥. J. Lavender has been admitted to practice, and the will of the late John B. Fossett admitted to probate. The trial of Eli Petty, charged with selling liquor with- out license, was concluded yesterday afternoon by @ verdict of acquittal, | ,RePoreR’s NoTes—Mrs Cheshire, residing on Fayette street, near the A. & F. depot, dled 1ast nignt.— During September last 16 marrige I~ | ceses were granted here. Only two licenses have, so far, been granted in October.— Miss Ella J. Davies, of this city, has been appointed to a posi- tion in the public’ schools of Northumberland county, Va.— Judge Thomas Brown, “Mayor of the Village,” has been commissioned by Judge Sangster justice of the peace, stich an officer being needed in that part of Alexandria, which is situ- ated between the old District line and Hunting creek.—Orlental Lodge, K. of P., 1s about to or ganize a building association. The remains of the tug Kate, burned off Indian Head, have been brought up and landed near the Pioneer mills. A conservative campaign club is to be organize to-night, |Cararnu. BANFORD'S RADICAL CURE! Head Colds, Watery Discharges from the Nose and | Eyes, Ringing Noises in the Head, Nervous Headache and Fever instantly relieved. Choking mucus dislodged, membrane cleansed and healed, breath sweetened, smell, taste and hearing re- stored, and ravages checked. Cough, Bronchitis, Droppings into the Throat, Pains in the Chest, Dyspepsia, Wasting of Strength and Flesh, Loss of Sleep, etc., cured. One bottle RADICAL CURE, one box CATARRHAL | SOLVENT and one Dr, SANFORD'S INHALER, in one package, of all drugyists, for 81. Ask for SaNForp's RapicaL Cure, a pure distillation of Witch Hazel, Am. Pine, Ca. Fir, Marigold, Clover Blossoms, etc, POTTER { Dave axp CuemicaL Co., Boston, COLLINS’ VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS, For the relief and prevention, THE INSTANT IT 18 AP- FLIED, of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Cou: Colds, Weak Back, Stomach and Bowels,Shooting Pains, Numbness, Hysteria, Ferhale Pains, Palpitation, Dys- pepsia, Liver Complaint, Bilious Fever, Malaria, and Epidemics, use COLLINS’ PLASTERS (an Execrnic Barreny combined with a Ponxous PuastER) and laugh at pain. 25c. everywhere, ects, It Doesn't Take Gold. A quarter of a dollar will buy a bottle of Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup. * Im the Sleeping Car from Chicago. A lady sat with her only child; ee fellow was a lbs fe was making a no! a band, For's horrible felon was on is hand. A quiet old man remarked to the mother: “I think We Cap stop this pain and bother. Tye a bottle of Pain Killer here,” satd he, “And I think it will cure him; let us see, He poured some drops on a motsted rag, ‘And wrapped the felon, as it ina bag. And soon the suffering child was calm As the voice of a summer evening psaim. [From the Baltimore Sun of October 10.) Galvano-Magnetic Treatment OF Drsease. DYSPrPSIA AND EXorssiVE NERVOUSNESS—FREIS BETTER THAN FOR TEN YEARS—RESULT SPEEDY AND SURE. BALtrmore, Oct. 6, 1883. Gentlemen: After having been under your treat- ment three weeks for Nervousness and Dyspepsia, Ihave found great relief, feeling better than for ten years; and although Iam not entirely cured. which I could hardty expect in 80 short a time, I feel that Iam on the sare road to recovery, and by care and adherence toyour advice I am certain of getting entirely cured of this terrible disease of twelve years’ standing. I therefore take great Pleasure in recommending your treatment all Similar sufferers to. myself. Very respectfully, yours, ‘R. E Mcquay, Tunis Mills, Talbot county, Md. To Messrs, E. A. Parsons & Co., N.E. cor. Lexington and Liberty sts.. ” and 92217 F street n.w., Washington, D. ©. Washington office hours from 8 to 12 a, m. and 2 to8 p.m. Consultation: free at office or home of patient. For daily-reports of cures see Baltimore Sun every day. “They Don’t Stsike the Popular ” was the concluding, and intended to be conc! sive, remark made by & commercial traveler, in contesting the value of two rival makes of under- wear. But inasmuch as I have seen the popular make go to pleces in the first washing, I decline to purchase. My aim 1s to keep underwear in such qualities as will uniformly give satisfaction, trre- spective of appearance, as one rarely wears it for the purpose of dispiny.” Winter weight cotton une derweur. trom 50 cenis up. Mixed wool and cotton, from $1 up. All-wool, from $1.50 up. Colored half= hose, for 1234 and 25 cents, that look, wear and ft well. Gxo. C.’HENNING, 410 7th street, For Relieving Throat troubles and cone “Brown’s Bronchial ‘Troches” have a world-wide reputation, Sold only in boxes. Price 25 cents. Prigg’s Jewelry Store—New Scarfpins, Diamond Sale Extraordinary. We have just purchased a large line of fine first- water dianionds at forced sale th New York, and offer these goods at one-third below their value. Amongst the lot we would mention pair pure white solitaire earrings, 2% carets, $25, original value, $350; solitaire earrlogs, while and perfect, 24 carets, $150, original value, $225; solitaire eur: rings at $0, worth $125; 9-stohe cluster diamond Ting, $90, Worth $125: 7-stone cluster diamond ring, $50, worth $75; rubies and dlamond ring, $80, worth $125; solitaire rings at $20, $25, #35, $10, $50, to $200; solitaire studs at $15, $20, $25, $40, to $300. 6,9,11 R. Harris & Co., 432 7th street. J. M. Laroque’s Elixer of Calisaya Bark Has, for more than half a century, been In use by all classes of people, and indorsed by eminent pby- sicians as the best 'tonte and invigorator extant, ‘The weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all find it to ‘give new Ife, vizor and happiness’ Particu- larly a lady medicine. $1abottle. Sold by drug- gists. W. E. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and Harrison streets, Baltinore, Md. tu,th,s-6m. Lunborg’s Rhentsh Cologne, Dandrust I8 REMOVED BY THE USE OF COCOAINE, And tt stimulate and promotes the growth of the air. Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best. ‘They All Use Hunt's Insect Powder. It costs 25 cents a bottle, and will kill or banish every insect, such as roach, water bug, bed bug, ete. from your premises. Kor sale by'all drug: gists. Johnson's Oyster Saloons, 440 and 442 9th street. Finest grades, lifetime ex- berlence. Ladies’ saloon first floor. 10-36 “Rough on Corns.” Ask for Well’s “Rough on Corns.” 15¢. Quick, ccmplete,permanent cure. Corns, warts, bunions. 4 “Alde Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 3¢-lb. “Ward” pr®ts, 40c. per Ib. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and Swect milk, be. perqt. Cream, te. pint. A PECULIAR VIRTUE IN AYER'S SARSAPARILLA 4s that while it cleanses and purges the blood from all corruptions and impurities, and thereby roots out disease, it builds up and invigorates the whole system, and makes one young again, JMASY FoRGET THAT THE HAIR AND SCALP AVE need cleansing as well as the hands and feet. Ex- tensive use of Ayer’s Hair Vigor has proven that it is the best cleansing agent for the hair—that it prevents as ‘well as removes dandruff, cools and soothes the scalpand stimulates the hair to renewed growth and beauty. oll Canrers: Carver Canversi1: THE LATEST STYLES IN BRUSSELS AND GRAIN CARPETS, ‘New styles will be added to our large assortment on MONDAY, OCTOBER 8ru, BRIGHT STYLES, LARGEST ASSORTMENT, LOWEST PRICES, 25 cts., 30 cts., 37 cts., 50 cts,, 62cts., 75 cts., 80cts., B5cts, FLOOR DRUGGETS, all sizes, Latest Designs, Lowest Prices. VELVET, MOQUETTE AND TAPESTRY RUGS. FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, all widths. NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE, new designs, 25 cts., 31 cts, 37 cts., 45 cts,, 50 cts. LL WOOL WHITE BLANKETS, per pair 8 50, $6, 87, 88. c. M. TOWSON, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 06; South Side. Wx. E. Woon « C HEATING AND VENTILATING ENGINEERS, MANUFACTURE AND ERECT THE MOST IMPROVED STEAM-HEATING APPARATUS FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND DWELLINGS. No. 206 W. Balt. St. and No, 1 North Liberty Street, Baltimore, Md. + ecpé-6mn Ger Tue Besr, “THE CONCORD HARNESS. THE CONCORD COLLAR, LUTZ & BRO., SoLe AoEeNTS For the sale of the celebrated “CONCORD HARNESS,” have on hand a large stock of all kinds at low prices.” Every cenuine “Concord Harness,” and Concord Cole mped with maker's name and mark, HORSE BLANKETS AND LAP ROBES. In great variety at Gottom Prices, MONEY TO LOAN, Mont 's.t00, cops x ONEY sep5 Morr ‘TO LOAN, ON REAL ESTATE, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT, BO, HOLTZMAN, 10th and F streets northwest. AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST, ON HEAL ESTATE Si 1324 F street northw: 128 a Mex LY TO LOAN, Tn sins to suit, at lowest rates. on a} ‘estate security, wed real FITCH, FOX & BROWN, 1437 Pennsylvania avenue, — ONEY TO LOAN—ON REAL ESTATE OR OTHER security, stuus to suit from $100 to any amoun lowest rates of Interext,least expense and without delay ROBT. A. PS. k 268 T have MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, in sums of from $100 and upwards, at lowest rates of in- erent. Charges moderate. No delay. B. H. WARNER, pee 916 F street northwest. SCRAP PICTURES JAY GOULD, 421 9TH WONDERFUL VA- oJ « riety of Relief and Scrapbook Pictures, Birthday Cards, Paper Dolls, French ‘Tissue Paper. Don't forget to buy some pictures for the“little folks” scrapbook. 1126 —_——_—_—_ ee artokme Arrractioxs AT THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, THE STYLES—The Hundsomest we have ever shown, and a great variety, covering every taste and need. THE WORKMANSHIP—The best and the most careful. THE, PRICES—The vers lowest in the market for reli- ‘able Goods, Depend upon it, FOR MEN AND YOUTHS. Business Suits at $6, worth 810, Business Suits worth 14, Business Suits at Bi0, worth #18, All-Wool Cassimere and Cheviot Suits at $13. worth $22. Black Diagonal Suits at $15, worth €25. Bluck Cloth Suits (Frock) at $12, worth $22, Black Cloth Suits at $15, worth $20. Finest Black Cloth Suits at $20, worth 845. ‘Good Overvoats at #6, worth B10. Better Overcoats at #5, worth B15, Splendid Overcoats at gi0, worth #19, Fine Overvoats at $15, worth #25, FOR BOYS FROM 4 TO 11 YEARS, Good Suits at $2.50, worth 84.50, \ put Belier Suite a BS me ee : worth 87, Real Good Suits at $5, worth $0. FOR BOYS FROM 12 T0 17 YEARS, Good Suite ut 84, worth 87. Better Suits at $5, worth $9. Still Better Suits at so wordh BIL ‘Splendid Suits at $7, worth Bid Bleck Worsted or Diagonal Nuits at 8B, Worth $16. PANTS. immense variety at $1.50 82, 82.50, $3 y Ae RT So aay of which See tote dene THE MISFIT STORE, LUTZ & BRO., eepll 497 Pennsylvania Avenue, ocd CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. SEP % AE H Hoo,ppp 9883 | E\venvrarxa New axn Huanosome o QO OAAL HHHO OD D © CO OAAAL. H a cc 00 A ALLIL =H H°00" Dow Bys8™ FOR THE FALL TRADE . ASH SIFTERS AND SHOVELS, POWDER AND SHOT, BUILDERS AND GENERAL HARDWARE, At Wholesale, F.P, MAY &CO,, 6 634 Pennsylvania avenue, 7 Tyssowsg1 Bros. (Cor. 15th and G sts.) FALL UNDERWEAR, NEW STYLE SCARFs, PERBINS’ GLOVES, E. & W. COLLS. AND CUFFS, &c., &e. P.8.—Colls.and Cuffs laundried to perfection, 2c.each. oc3 208 TH Ne ALKER’ ae eee, ORTHW EST ‘Carpet _Lin! -aq teak Hater Orocks, Tar, Lins he iar RAND OPEN ING CLOAES, JACKETS, DOLMANS AND CLARS, io CroUNGS, 76 Th str q CLOTHING BOUGHT AND THE ‘Be. Call 308 Gea Bitte Ge sre’ HERZUG, IN CARPETS, Ruas, MATS, LACE CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY GoopDs, For the Lowest Cush Prices, at SINGLETON & HOEKE’S, wep 4 801 MARKET SPACE. Sat ian eae ea gem 2 ROUX & TAULELLE, 1747 Penn's: coitiptcuesand Cogs Tere ae H. D. BARR, ° IMPORTER AND TAILOR. FALL AND WINTER GOODS RECEIVED. Gentlemen who have had trouble in getting fitted and ‘suited are invited to call at the Fashion House, © rep} ‘U111 Pa, Ave,, Washington, D, 0, EDUCATIONAL. NEW Class FORMING. FRENCH PRONUNCIATION ‘Mastery euaranteed in cf Canis of admission 26, ember 1, 1883, on or be chteen lessons, Class limited. ours: opens Thursday, No- fore which date “Cards” must be obtained. LUCIEN E. C. COLLIERE, AML, a native | Paris, France, 1538 I strect northwest. ‘ATIONAL SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION A AN inatic Art.—Mrs. ADALINE DUVAL MACK, 1214 Sieg noteg, {Clemens formed, puptis received. aud ‘010-19 circulars to be had at residence RT SCHOOL, 1318 I ST. N. W., OPP, FRANKLI struction in drawiny and painting. Me ing, Prof. Charles Sblaar, Noth On Mis 8. B. FULLER, Principal. WASHINGTON SoHOOT, OF ELocUTION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE, Mrs. M. STEV HART, Pringipal. Advantages offered by the Institition “the Natural of Conversation, Reading, Public Address and Singin, Distinct Articulation taught to Stammerers and others Tish, with especial attention. to cane and facility in the artof Composition, taught to Porcgners and others, by says corrected.” Instruction given in the delivery of Grations, Speeches, Readings or Recitations for spect Park. Fourteenth anntal ‘session. ‘Thorough in. i fechanical m0 904 M street northwest, Washinton, D. 0, Development and Culture of the Voice for the purposes suffering from painful Vocal Defects. Practical Eng- simple and comprchensive methods,” Speeches and Es- occasions. To meet individnal necessities, Elective Stu- Regular dies, outside of the Course, may be: for With the Principal. ‘The Principal refers by permission to Dr. D. W. Pren- fiss, Dr-F. Hyatt, Dr, Carroll Morgan, Dr. J. M. Gi Y; Pee ee ego ms Evening Cl: for I. and Ow open, eit saci duit amd Gentlemen no, OHN THEOPHD TEACHER of Piano, Ap ly at Ellis’ Music Store, 937 northwest, ° ‘and Harmony, Pennsylvania avenue im, EEPING-SHORTEST MI:THOD in the United States. Months of.study saved by aa experienced Bookkeeper. No text books to stndy.ae they are practically useless. (With Penmanship, ec, 86 3 month; three months for @12. Howe's fapid” Busi- ness Penmanship alone, $3, HOWE’S Business School 517 7th stree QPANISH TAUGHT AT 104 SEV STREET, Or privately at residence of pupil English {Qupue to foreign ee Pons. ‘Vocal Lessons, Write for circulars, y RS. M. BARRINGER! ARDT, OF Private Classes for beginners and advanced students October 15th, at 929 I street. Tor circulars, address 1423 8th street, or ial ishington, D. LLE, V. PRUD’ N ) REORGANIZING HER, ‘French Classes atsher residenee, 1323 K street north- west. A good pronunciation acquired in one term by her new Euphonic systema, Classes of all rades at moderate 15, for young girls. Daily 30, Private tuition if desi ON, ORGANIST AND CHOTR ret’ northwest. Private le SE hour. Public voice classes 50 cents per mouth, BEL IN a and School for primary and advanced grades, Mise POLLOCK and NOERR principals, reopens Sepei3thvat 1127 18th street, one square from Thomas circle.au30-3m_ M N. L. McCARTEE, TEACE .) Church.—Volce Cniture the’ Art Washington Conservatory of Music; So} Matthew's, of Situring@ittesidence, 43 H street northwest. sep1-2m* S6(OMMENT ON PARLE A PARIS.”—ELEGANT and thorough French Tuition, privately or in family classes. Prof. H. LARROQU! uate Sorbonne, Paris, 933 G street, tin, Greek, Spanish, Italian, German, ete, sep2l-lin* SE, i of the celebrated Maestro, Ca mperti, Milan, Italy, ix prepared to giv od of Voice Culture, 927 19th st northwest. ocl-im* FF S*REET INSTITUTE, 603 F STREET NoRTH- ‘The specialties are Mathematics, Elocution, and Read- ing of Gree Ladies and gentlemen thoroughly pre- red for busin bar SS Mrs. E. A. CHAMBERS, Principal. y if . JEANNIE UPILS and others dex 7AL MUSIC that she will resume lessons on OCTOBER Ist. Resi- hace, 933 New York avenue, sep27-Im ROGZEE ART SOH00l_rourra year. ‘Terms, 83 per month; three lessons per week, Vernon Row, corner Pennsylvania ayenue and 10th street, sep27-lm* N “ARIN) DANCING ACADEMY, AT MARINTS HALL, E street, near 9th, thwest, is now open for the season, and classes are being formed. Days of instruction, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. For particulars se ciret sep26 (ortaaian UNIVERST 9g LAW SCHOOL, JAMES C, WELLING, LL. D., PRESIDENT, ‘The Hon. WALTER 8. COX, LL. D., Professor of the Law of Real and Personal Property, of Contracts and of Crimes and Misdemeanors, ‘The Hon, WILLIAM A. MAURY, LL. D. Professor of Equity Jurispru Cor v Evidence od Eauity Pleading. bf the Lew and Equity Pleading, of the Law 0 ahd the Law of Partuerslip, ‘The Hon. WILLIAM STRONG, LL. D., Lecturer on Constitutional Law. GEORGE F, APPLEBY, Eag. Judge of Mout Court and, Associate Professor of exercises of the School will be resumed at the ding (Sth street, between D and E strects,) on AY, OCTOBER 10TH, at 6 o'clock p. m., nuouncements for the year, eml ci some new icatures, will be made by the Faculty. In addition to the reular prizes of the School an emi- nent jurist offers during the present year a prize of $100 for the best essay on a topic of law, to be announced at the opening of the session, ‘Fees for the whole course of two years in the under- uate department, $150. For a single year, $80. For the poxtraduate course, 825. All payable iad: vance in monthly installments: Catalogues may be had at the bookstores of William H. Morrison, (475 Pennsylvania avenue), and of James Anzlim & Co., (1424 F street), or on application to the President of the Faculty. ‘sep19-3m GpONZAGA COLLEGE, WITH A STAFF OF WELL trained and energetic Professors, offers. fine oppor- tunity for @ thorough Classical or Commercial Educa- tion. "A special class will be opened this week (Sept. 12) for the purpose of giving larger boys the advantage of learning elementary branches without at the same time being obliged to sit wide by side with boys who are much younger than themselves. An early application for inembersbip of this class is required. ‘Terns: $108 quarter in advance, ae President. HE ART SCHOOL OF THE ART CLUB, VERNON Row, cor, Pa. ave. and 10th’ st. re-open’ Oct. Ist i883. EC. charge; JNO. L. BURNETE, assistant, sep18-lin* 188 MARY K. SCHR TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, ical Analysis, Vocal Cult: d Expression.—and ings in SHARSPEARE aud GENERAL LITEIA: TURE, Address 18% Riggs street. sep19-1m* ROK. SHELDON'S FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY.—All the latest dances taught, Patron- Th Law sepll-Im ized only by the elite, Y fora G Charter or seawon, ‘Send forcireilat, SY auae Gun” JM" 2-1 McGEE's scHoor, SEPTEMIEN lore, 1888, 110 L Street Northwest, au23-2m* ME AND MRS. ALFRED BUJAC WILL REOPEN their Educational Home for Young Ladies and Lit- He Girls September 26th, at 1712 N street northwest, near Connect it avenue street cars, for circulars: on or after September 15th, Z n° WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, Music Hall, corner 7th and D sts. n.w. Entrance WD st Fitleenth year opens Sept; 10, ‘Piano, rea, Voice ging, Viol ic, Twelve teachers, ee ad- Yalllagen, 0. B, BULLARD, Director. sepie-ini" MGuxt XERNON INSTITUTE, Soo I street will open SEPERSBER one S et pen ER 26, sep1-3m_ 4 BLS. G. W. PALRO, Principal, SS HILTON’S MESSER Axp | rRexcr SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, #21 Vermont avenuc, reopens Sep- tember 19th. ‘Thorough instruction in the Languages, Mathematics, Literature and the Sciences. au25-210, tea ACADEMY. 1721 DE SALES STREET, sep 20-35 J.P, CAULFIELD. Jgiss AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, TWiSacher of Vocal an Tantrimoontal Mste and nr. iuony, will remove, September 27th, to 1012 10th street west. au2l y DEPARTMENT. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY. pM PART ACULTY OF LAW, _Sanrael F. Miller, Awociat: Justice of the Su- preme Court of the United States, Professor of Interna- onal and Constitutional Law, H. 0, Clauchton, ese, Professor of Pleading, Evi- rag ‘Equity’ ‘Jurlapendience, Commercial and Maritime a William B. Webb, esq., Professor of Practice and Judge tones Caras os Professor of the Law of Real and Lang Zen Ba y. Contracts, Nezotiable uments, maa Since keg ee so een 4, Rowe arpociate Profosmie ot Teal Hon. H, Wel, Hise Hon. Jv Wilougity, Deca aud Conyeyanees. S Enoch , G., Law of Corporations. E.G. Hine, ex, Lavy of Torts, H Rows Perry, coa., ‘The Conflict of Lawa, Reopens Monday, October Ist, 1863, at che Lecture Rooms, 925 F street northwest. “Cotalocues con be vb- tained‘ at Morrison's, Parker's, Anjclim’s and Adains Boukstores, orat the oBice uf the ‘Teururen Fa tae. ender, 40033 Louisiana avesrae. “New studuaits can Ob- tain information or ehter at ihe Lecture Rooms between aun, fod aan. at the yfce of the Beceeary, Wade Rew ice ay. Wed. New. Ton; sto atrcet northwess sera ARFIELD KINDERGARTEN—PRIMARY aap G a ere, wee Rrperatts: for Cat 2 inroads. ANN. EN eee nai =——— oe ‘Pitmascit xeliag fait aXe) CLASSICAL SCHOOL I street northwest, $iill reopen for the reception of pupils SEPTEMBER 1804 Full corpe ot eeatees tana —— J\HE WASHINGTON COLLPGTA STITUTE, ge totes SARE elm eae Xe ‘and ‘wil re 2h wih fall corpe of exrwricncea teachers ‘For Circilars apniy at the Lustituve, 1033 and 1027 19th strevt northwest. aul-am NDS’ SELECT SCHOO aE ‘Av Elementary and High Uchool for bith nexem I street, between 18th and 19th streets erehweat il pen NINTH MONTH (Sept. 3d), Number of Minited. Superior advantaucen. ‘Termm odorata. “Ape ;. SIDW: EL, THos. Ww Principal. lication may be made at Kom amtogp. um aul-3ia, HE CEDARS_A HOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Meee err eee pen Monday, Octo- ber 1. It is situated on the Heights of Georgetown, and | is accessible by street cars to all parts of the city." The krounds are extensive, the location healthful and beau- fiful. | Terms mode>ate. For cirenlars address the MISSES EARLE, 1916 35th st., Washington, Je21-4m ROFES SSOR ALEX. DE WOLOWSKI REOPENS his Musical Institute at 40 New York avenne now., for Singing and Piano Instruction by his remarkabl short mnethod. Parties for Parior Concerts, Operas aia Oratorios will find their Mecca in Professors Syxtem, Tien ie the shortest and, best raving soars of practice, and training voices gnickly to the very’ highest culture: Ladies’ seminaries attended ul7 Ecg&ctc, semixany, ‘Thorom ms Then an OPE: T. . yractical Inistrnction will be given to boys over ten years old, who wish to fit uietves fOr any. Tnicinens om profemicn. Only 3) pay wa ular at bookstores, quire « Ridiian 301 Corcoran street, Rat | iG BUILDING, School for Boys and ¥. n. | Number limited. Only scholars of good moral character received. Fall | term of 1883 begins Sept. 10th. Day and Evening stons. Careful and thorough instruction in the Ghin- Higher Arithmetic: Aig fra, Geenyetty ati aol Goce c Ale! mn in BURTON MACAFER, 4/3 Principal, Washingto (HARLES B. INCH, TEACH! OF ‘Violin, 608 'H street northwest. ‘Piano music for receptions and private parties a epe- cial sepls-n IN INSTITUTE SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATREMATICAL SCHOOL Scasion begins September 12. For cfroularsy &e., ad- ares PCUAS. B. YOUNG. Brincinal, ‘au18-6m S14 14th street, WAYEEIXSE - N. W—Boanting and Day School for Young Ladies and Children, ing Sept. 20th. For Catalorues apply Book and Brug Stores or Bric pal, Miss LIPSCOMB,” al5-2m ner Pennsylvania a st.n.w, Oven after Sept.10. THEO. I NG, Prin, ‘CERIAN BUSIN COLLEGE, NPisied in 1864 and improved yeatly- ootaples pa: lous handsome and com@utedions halen Lingotn Hatt building, corner 9h D streets northwest. er for sons and da wal life, for iupe ers usefulness and honorable independence, College office pen for meeption and registration of students Auzust 2¢ Regular day and evening sessions resumed MO} 3. Course of study: Penmanship, nelish Lancuare, Business Correspond: rss Practice department the student invests capital, deposits in the College Bank, mukes purchases for cash and on tte, kives snd re: ceives notes, checks, drafts, nce) surance und taxes, and keeps all « International Bus upon graduates at el ge Diploma. c eee Dipleans ¢ of scholustic year. it of ad- vantage to students to be rexistered aud fully equipped Prior to the opening day. ‘Hours of Instruction —Day sessions, 9 a.m. to 2:30, m. Evening sessions, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 6 to 8:30 p.m, seesions. vear scholarship, in cash year scholarship, in installinents, $60, Payable S10 | nadmission and remamder in monthly instalfinentts of fing seasiona. year Shotaraty se ea eth : ing sessions, year scholarship, in cash, 50: by the quat- T, on adniission, $16: by the mouth, on adinision, ‘ew Illustrated Annua! sent by mail on application. HENRY. SPENCER: Principal, SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal. JQ CDOLPH ROWE, TEACHER OF VIOLIN —SPE- cial attention to Youny Ladies and Advanced Pupils, j Lessons resumed SEPTEMBER 15,” 1919 Prunesivanis penny Ep oH AND ENGLISH FAMILY AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE 1905 17th st., corner Massachusetts ave. Washington. D, C., under thie direction of Mrs. L. P, McDonald and Miss Anna Ellis, assisted by Prof. A. P. Montague, depart- partment of Muxicr Mite barroatie® depart ot tment of Music; Mlle ne, nt French; Miss Emma J. Rowe, Kindergarten, anda full corps of competent teacher A thorough Enylish and classical course, with special advantazes offered in French and Music. To Froebel's Kindergarten system will be added daily oral instrue- tion in French. A limited mumber of young ladies re- ceived as Parlor Boarders, For circulars and informa- tion call upon or address the principals at 1623 N street northwest. Washington, = special Herdic will convey, pupils residing on Capi- tol Fan direct to the school and earn. aus-3im QW. FLYNN, A.M. PRIVATE TUTOR, . 8. W. corner 8th and K streets northwest. lathematics, Latin, Greek, Fi dermman, English, Preparation for College. West Point, Annapolis, and competitive examinations. Terms in advance, RENING Crasses. enti A MONTH. Penmanship, U. 8. History, Geography, Spelling. au20” M HARROVER'S SELECT BOARDING AND Day School for Yi Ladies and Children, 1730 Saxeactinectis’aveniue, late, Femidence if Gen, Gro, B. HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. ANKLIN STREET, Batimore, } pXzouy. 910 14TH STREET N.W.) Washington, { Principal. 23 WESTMINSTE PT, Provid WES ER STREET, Providence, 154 TREMONT STREET, Boston, Best of native teachers only ; most thorongh and effica- fous manthod special advantagns for learning conversa. tion, THD ny ESSONS IN TS, a RESIDENCE, Pe. tures, Tesdiae: Ke" foe to Serine RS” FURNISHED OTHE Superior “ TEACHERS ” FURNI OOLS and to fami DRY GOODs. _ ALL WOOL HABIT CLOTHS, _.t80. ALL WOOL HABIT CLOTHS, $1.00, ALL aLL i \L HABIT CLOTHS, 1.25, HABIT CLOTHS, 100. rtte i IMPORTED DRESS FABRICS. INCH FRENCH OTTOMANS, #125. & INCH FRENCH TRIOCOTS, 2.00, # INCH FRENCH CASHMERFS, 1.00. $8 INCH FRENCH CASHMERES, 7h. 88 INCH FRENCH CASHMERES, tm, 42 INCH FRENCH PLAIDs, 1a. @ INCH FRENCH PLAIDS. 1.00. @ INCH FRENCH PLAIps, Te. TYLER & CHEWNING, 999 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. SEATON PERRY, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER) HAS NOW OPEN A VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE LINE OF BLACK AND COLORED ALL-WOOL FRENCH TRICOTS AND HABIT CLOTHS, RANG- ING IN PRICE FROM @1.25 TO @3 PER YARD. TRICOTS AND HABIT CLOTHS ARE THE PROPER AND FASHIONABLE FABRICS FOR LADIES’ TAILOR MADE SUITS. ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF BLACK ANDCOLORFD FRENCH DRESS TEXTURES POR PLAIN AND COMBINATION COSTUMES. NEW PARIS AND BERLIN JACKETS, WRAPS, NPW- MARKETS AND RUSSIAN CIRCULARS, “ALJ THE CORRECT STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED.” SUPERB STOCK OF BLACK, WRITE AND COLORED SILKS, RADZIMIRS, OTTOMANS AND PLAIN AND BROCADED LYONS VELVETS, IN QUALI- TLES THAT CAN BE KELIED ON TO WEAR, $-DARK ROOM FOR DISPLAYING EV GOODE. $2 CHOICE, GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND RECT PRICES, ors, NING SEATON PERRY, DIAGONAL CLOTHS, BROADCLOTHS FOR TAILOR. ‘We have just opened a Tange stock of the shove goods in the most desirable shades, ull stock of new Dress Goods Just received, tncluding sibllks. Velaets ind Satine in great varie . Velvets and Satins in great variety Weare offering decided in Brocade Vel Black and Colors —_— oo Elecant stock Black Broc ADE SUITS. Bilk Velvets in all the choles colons. Great Bargain in Colored Silk Velvets at §@. Lyons Black Velvets in every grade, from $5 to $10 per yard. We have Just purchasnd small lot of Real India Shawls, which we oficr at sur-hulf thele teal Roles Very’ lange ‘and elecant stock. ol first-class Black Goods. “In buying Black Goods, particulanly, it is always economy to get the best. Housekeepers’ Linens and Cottons in every erade, Pall stock of Table Linen and Nap W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pengsylvania avenue. N. B.—THE BFST 18 THE CHPAPE a - Do:saxs: Dezasass: Dousass: CLOAKS! CLOAES! CLOAKSY Sew stock of the shove goods fst on the latest styles, #10, #1 #2 ‘Colored Cash 12, 15 nities, Biv Medicated Red Twilled Flanneds, 37c. and 500. Shaker Flannel, 2... 0, Ladies! Flannel Suitiine, BIG BARGAINS. 100 dozens Cream Damask Ni pkins, 98 10-4 Best Bieached Suevting ROLL, 90. ‘C. M. TOWSON, 696 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, English Course—Complete, thoroweh and practical. Classical Cor ‘for, the senior’ year of tho inary, or for entraiice ito Suuith, Vassarand Welles Tey. cqienchand German—Taugitby the Watural Method.” rr. Hlocution-In change of re. M. Stevens Hart, Princt- fashington School of Flocation, PYocal ‘Susie —Dinccinesy, Madaino “Annie Rocmer- Kaspar. Piano—Director, Professor Anton Gloetzner. Art_Drawing and Painting Director, Professor ©. E. Mower, Director of thy Washington Art @chool- scotative Art—Under the suvervision of competent teachers, ‘sepl-Sun (J! boys’ ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH ‘SCHOOL, J.W. HUNT, rrixcrpat, ‘Will open nber 10, 1883, in the "North Seasion Room of Dr. Sunderland's Church, 43 street. The Pupils of this school take hixh stand in the varions in- stitutions in theland. Mr..Hunt may be addressed through lock box 535, manent 1 OFFICE Ht t im | 06 Sonth Side, JK RDERGARTEN NonMAL INsrirere wie = (oe tent eonees connate ae | Bart Ovexise Day Goons. tion, $100, "Positions secnred for those who’ are’ quali- fied’ For particulars apply to MRS, LOUISE POL! S29 bth street nortuwest, ‘The instructions to later aré | _ We.open TO-DAY full lines of all the new FARRICR given in the afternoon after 3 o'clock. auzi-2m | in WOOLEN DRESS GOODS, in the mort desirable ‘OUNT VERNON SEMINARY. shades, with VELVETS and VELVETELNS to match, ~~" 10) and 1100 M street Boe “BRUNSWICK” VELVETEENS are the bert. VASHINGTON. D.C, Full lines of DOMESTIC GOODS, FLANNEL Enters its Ninth Year WEDNESDAY, Sept. 26, 1883. Mh ee ee, case on “ * Mus. J. EDDY SOMERS, bdnopal Ree NS RE RENS, LACE CURTAINS ana the season, > JOHN T. MITCHELT, wept 931 Pennsylvania ene. ‘HIRTS.—DON'T FORGET THAT THE sa “MYSTERY” SHIRT is the best Shirt for 75 cents ever offered in this or: other country, being elegantly made of the very ‘This Shirt deen sold in this market fc mt amd Deniority, both an fo quality "Ws cent for tie “MYSTERY” SHIRT, Only F street northwest. '(LEMEN’S GOODS. = RSES' KINDERGARTEN TRAINING SCHOOL in St. George's Hall, 510 1ith street northwest, First lecture to mothers’ and nurses given by Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK, Wednesday, October o'clock, to continue each Wednesday at the and place. SDAMES D'OREMIEULX VON TAUBE AND DE. BRUYN KOPS, successors to the Misses Haines and de Janon; improved iucthod: separate department for boys: school opens SEPTEMBER 20. No. 10, Gram- ercy Park, New York. sep8-co2m E. SCHEEL, ORGANIST, TFACHFR OF PIANO oD ant VOCAL MUMG. Partcutar ticaten te be, inners, as Well as those wishing to be qualified for erformers or Teachers, Terms $12. 734 12th street northwest. sepd-cozm M** BORE weit reopen her school MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2477, sep-co6w* ‘at 1908 H sircct uorthwest. SS nian: Siathenaties, Sclences, French, German. Mathematic Fifteen years college experience in teaching. olin see TOUT 12th wineet Mert wet, N Orval Residence, ILLIAM WALDECKER (GRADUATE OF THE Leipzix Conservatory of Music), Teacher of Piano, Harmony. Lessons resumed Beptauber sth! 1x07 13th street northw st. sep 4-2 HOUSEFURNISHINGS. is coming, and to be ready for it yon should call at Store, where we can show foryourinepertion the Ianeert huent of HEATING STOVES ever seen in this a vertable flue Stoves, Also, d grat variety of COOKIN STOVES and RANGES, ‘both Portable and Brick St; EXTOBES FURNACES go ATE MANTELS,GRATES, &e. ‘The only place on 7th street where the Genuine Danforth's FLUID is sold." Call and examine our stock. W. 8. JENKS & CO., sep? 717 7th stroct northwest. Hovse Fonxisare e GOODS OF ALL KINDS, BRASS FIRE SETS, FENDERS, ANDIRONS, &e. | COAL M. W. BEVERIDGE, Tuoursows Sumr Ficrony. CHARLES HYATT, Proprievor. FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER. MEN'S FINE FURNISHINGS. 616 F STREET NORTHWEST, 0 Oppoxite Patent Off. 8. B. Exzeny, evccesson 0 DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS, GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, 1112 F Sraeer Nornwrst, Wasurscrox, D.C. of the Finest Dress Shirts to order - 812.00 Bis firtta Fine Shirts to onder. 200 Six — Shirts to order.. yeeeeeeees. 7.0 WOOD AND COAL. Coun Woovy JOHNSON BROTHERS. WHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD: ‘Twelfth and Water strecte southwest. BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES: 1202 F street northwest; 15165 7th street northwest; 1740 Pennsylvania avenue northwest; DELIVERED ON CARS DIRECT FROM THR MINES LNTO OUR YARD. IMPORTER OF CHINA AND GLAGSWARR, ek ple of OOD, etter in the stick or prepared te eps 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. PRIGI iS AND WATER COOLERS Ree PEEDUCED PRICES. CLEAN ° AXD en ee es) STEPHENSON & BRO., ‘Mhot. wharf and 12th st and Pa aves attention of conramens Meremectflly invited te ,